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New ORLEANS, Nov. "a special from
Plaquemine says: Robert Jones, colored,
was yesterday shot by Mrs. Mckay, who
employees Jones' wife as servant. While
the servant was eugsged in household
work, Jones male his appearance and de-
manded that his wife should 80 back home
with him. She reiuaed, and, Mira, Mckay
appearing at this moment, Jones turned
on her and tried to choke her, when she
drew a revolver and shot hin. After q
preliminary trial shs was released on
bond. E.&., &C. 4
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Dr.. PIPES han filed his declaration in
his $4,000 libel suit against the INrKLL1.
aEScRR, and remarkable declaration it
is. He declares that before the publica-
tions in the 1NrELL.GENcER Of September
16!h aud 17th last, he had not evan been
suspecssd to hava baon guilty OF certain
odsnses and misconduct charged upon
him by the INrELLlGENcgR.
Ths INrELLIGENoER has not at any time
charged DR.. Pipe1 with offences. On tho
contrary tho INrELL1oExoER, in common
with tho other newspapers Of this city,
might hsvo taken note OF the scandal long
belo,e it did, Tor the charges were being
discussed in public places. But this Dr..
Pipes sdml!a little further on, when he
refsra to the circulation in the Eighth
ward Of tho scandalous statsmsnts.
Tho desire CT the INrELLlaENcER was to
keep tho ugly business out OF its columns,
and when this wss no longer possible 1t
was treated as en- accusation against pub
lie rervant, without taking sides at all
and with mono OF the details which we're
vouchcd for by persons very near to DR..
Pipes. n N
In his declaration DR.. Pipos is made to
Say that the sccounta Of tho affair were
published by tho INrELLIaENcER with in
tent to harm him. After the publications
he uaid to the writor hereof that he was
confident that the IsrELLla ENcER did not
wish to iujure him. 1t appsRrs that DR..
Pipes hna aloSod au excess Of profession
al zsal on the part Of his counsel to com
init him to Dtatemenss not supported by
the we'll known facta in tho case so far as
the lSTELLldENcER Is concerned.
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bankers Arrested for Fraud !,

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 9.---Dsyelopmenta Of
the Fifth National bank suspension shows
fraud and forgery, and the:cashier, O. @.
Creecious, is now under arrest, charged
with false entry and forgery, President
dent Overatolz would ba arrested II he
were not dangerously Ill, N &
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All Qulst Mt soddy Min es.

CHATTANOOGA, TESS., Nov. 9.-sherif
Connor has just arrived from the soddy
mines. The 1lngloadersI Of; the rioters
have been arrested and everything is quiet.
When the mountaineers learned Of the ar.
rival Of the sheriff 3 posse they returned
to tho mountains and were afraid to make
an attack. Several deputies are still at
the mines 10 prevent further trouble.
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a Tramp Murdered.

Pl1rsnuRaH, Pa, NOV. 9.-Three tramps
stealing thei. way 70 New York on a
freight car 5quarrelad over bottle Of
whinky today and John Sweeney was ia.
tally shot in the head by John Dolan.
When tho train stoppsd ut Lilly's, Pa,
Dolan and his companion, Ohsrlea Nc
Larghlin,were arrested. Sweeney Is still
living but cannot recover, ,s %
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With Several Republican Counties
to Hear From.
The Rebuke to the Administration
In Massachusetts,.
Great Democratic Losses in th'
a State Of Maryland. !.
New York Democratic by q Small
Plurality.

Dispatches received last night show
very Little change in the result as an.
noaucsd yeutsrday, and may be briefly
summarized as iollows: tiff
The victory in New Jersey is complete
aud the Republicans have good msjority
in the Legislature, insuring tho election Of
q Republican United States Senator.
New York State has gone Democratic
by about $4,000 plurality. The grest fight
over the District Attornsyahip in New
York city haa resulted in tho election Of
Fellows, Democrat, by 5000 majority.
In Ohio, Governor Foraker is reelected
by handsome majority. The ent'rs Rs.
publican ticket is elected in Hamilton
county, which is considered great tri-
umph for the Republicans, who also have
both houses Of the Legislature by large
majoritleu. 9
Tho result in Virginia shows Mshono
dsiea!ed, and the election otex.Congrsss.
man Barbour, as Senator .R!ddlsbergsr's u
successor, pretty well assured. The Vir-
ginia Democrats are counting on Gl out ol
the 100 members OF the Houae OF Dsle.
gates and two.thirds OF tho State L9g;sla.
ture. ,lt
Large Republican gains ars reported
from Massschusettn, the moss important
being the cutting down Of the Democratic
vote in Boston 5000. Tho Republicans
have gained four State Senator'S and ter
or twelve Representatives.
Tho postponed election in Rhode Island
for Congressman, resulted in victory 70,
Warren O. Arnold, Republican. The
Prohibition vote in this S.a.s waa very
small.
Owing 10 TIE Republican diasnsction ir
Philadelphia, the Democratic cand!dsLe.
for Sheriff and Comptroller ara elected.
The rest Of tho city ticket is Republican.
The Perneylvanis Republican State ticket
is elec.ed by a hanisone msj ,ri:y, though
a light vote was polled. In Philadelphis
the Republican, we're united on tho Stats
ticket, though divided on the city ticket.
C,icago offers somewhat OF gurprise
by the Republicans making clcaR sweep
Nebraska is Republican by over &c. 900
majority. ,3
In most OF ths States Prohibition tickets
were in the nsld. In New York and Ohio
returns show q falling OF. in tho Pro
lhibitiou vote. Ia Rhode Island it fell o1
a great deal. In some por;ions Of Penn.
sylyania they polled pretty good vote
bu-, in the whole State, do net appear to
have developed much strength. All in.
tereat in the Oregon election conferred in
the Prohibition amendment, but the re-
turns declare it defeated by shout sever
thouuand msjority.
Iowa also gives good Republican ma
ljori!y, but the roturna chow tha: the
Democrats have made come gains.
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Reunion Of n1s1icnu War y.torn,ps .,

Reunion OF Mexican War Veterans. ~
FoRr. WORTH, Tex, Nov.0 0.-Three hun.
dred and seventy yesersnu of the Mexican
war me. hore ycs!ordsy for their fifteenth
annual reunion. The following oilicers Of
tho National Association are present:
Gen. NJ. D. Venston, Of lLogansport, Ind,
President; Major Am. Kennedy, OF
Washington, Secretary; Major Z. W.
Estes, of Te1arkans, Texas, and Gon. W.
keene, Of Jetlsraon, Vice Presidents. No
business was transacted. Z ~ NJ
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C1SclsArI, o., Nov. o.-Ihe Times Star
II. It's summary Of the result Of the elec.
ton in Hamilton County, uays the total
vote was CASH., which is over 5000 lesu
than in October, 1855, and nearly 5000
less than tho Presidential vote in 1854
It was an election Of surprised. Tho Re.
publicans were confident Of victory, but
they really did not anticipate euch an
overwhelming victory. The fact tina!
Foraker loads Powell in this county by
nearly 1000 votes In spite Of the trade be.
tween the Democrats and the Union Labor
party men speaks volumes. The United
Labor party, instead jof closely pressing
the Republicans or defeating them rs pre-.
dicted, lags from IT, 900 to 10, 900 behind
them and on an average 5000 bshind the
Democrats. This is the end Of tho Union
Labor party. rs a n X;
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A Valuable Barn Burned.

Special Dispatch to the IahlliQeneer. E,fi! 81. "a.
PARxERsBuRa, w. Va, N ov. 9.-Alarge
and valuable barn belonging to William
salow, lbstweon Lubeck and Now Eng.
land, this county. was destroyed by fire
to-day. Several fne horses we're burned
up and valuable farming implements and
machinery and large quantity Of grain
destroyed. Cause OF fire not known.
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Suffering from tho Droutl..

CulcAao, Nov. 9.-An Inter. Ocean spe.
ciel from Evansville saya: Forest fires
continue in this aec!ion with increased
force. throughout southern Illinois steam.
boat navigation has bsen impcded, and
throughout the drouth.stricken district oi
western Kentucky great distress continues
from tho water famine. " y; Il
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virginia Largely Democratic. b, oc,1. !.

RICHMOND, Va, Nov. 0.-Additional re-
turns from counties this morning serve
but to confirm tho kilograms cent Last
night that the Democrats have gained a
sheeping victory, and that tttley will have
over two thirds msjority in both branches
OF tho General Assembly Five colorcd
men have been elected to the Legielature.
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An Unnecessary Denial.

CHICAGO, Nov. Title following has
bsen received heres,
Mt. VERNON, O., Nov. s, 1887. !.
TO The A,,ocialti Press: ,,i.&'
One Of your correspondents has sent
broadcast over the Union the statement
that Governor Gordon, OF Georgia, had
kissed me at public meeting held in the
city OF Cleveland. l scarcely need say
the statement ls wholly untrue, but the
high reputation Of your Association gives
it color, and | therefore request you to
give this contradiction an equally wide
circulation. ts iss1..
(Sisned) GEORGE W. MORGAN.
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In Hamilton county they rsbuked fraud
and knocked Nj. Clevoland's friends clear
out Of tho ring. Tho labor deal want
worth a nickel on tho dollar. The men
who work refused to be caught In the trap.
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Tho Dakptn EIcotIon.

MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 9.-Ths Dakota cleo.
ton returns this morning are very meagro
and the figures received in no instance
give tho total Of the several counties.
Division has carried by "a good majority,
the principal opposition coming from
North Dakota. In South Dakota. tho
vote in favor Of division was very largo.
Local option eeems to have gained tho
day in mout, Of the counties. The vote
cast was very light in almost every county
and little e1citsmsn. is reported. 3'
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GRADUALLY, and gently, we hope, it will
dawn on the Register that Foraker is not
defeated nor hovsring on the brink Of de.
feat. Our eateemod neighbor's Ohio cleo.
ton news Of yeaterday was something
startling to contemplate. We do not,
however, attach any importance to the
suspicion that the Registers Ohio returnE
were furnished by cotsrle Of small Dem.
ocrstic politicians Of this city for betting
purposea. E.t I'd. tis
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so,d,ors Orplauy iIome De,,rorel.5

DAVENPORT, Iowa, Nov. 9.;-Ths main
building Of the soldiera' Orphans Home
was burned at4:3o o'clock this morning.
The building was completely guttsd. / In.
surance. S22, 900; loss s3O0O0.T The cause
Of the fire was q thunder bolt. The liity
occupants Of the building got out un.
harmed. l,A.s. i5., -
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The Knights and Texas strikers.

PITTsBuBdH, Pa, Nov. "a. A. Carl.
ton, Of. the Executive Board, Knights Of
Labor has goneto Texas to investigate
the standing Of the leadera in the celebra.
ted Southwes! strike, whose trials are
to take place at IT. Scott shortly. II en-.
titled to- support, the Knights Of Labor
will give them oil the financial assistance
needed and will eco that they have good
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ENOUGH former Republicans in New
York voted the Third lParty prohibition
ticket to have carried the Republican
ticket through by apendid majority.
Win tho Democratic victory In New York
help 10 turn the drunkard from the error
OF his way? viii it close any saloons !?
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Smallest Democratic Majority In Twenty
Years-Gormnn's County. :
BALTIMORE, Nd, Nov. 9.-Rsliable eati-
mates throughou. the State show that
Jackson'a majority for Governor will be
abont 5000, tho smallest received by any
Governor in twenty yssrs. Senator Cor
mans county ia Democratic by a reduced
majority. Tho call for a constitutional
convention was defeated by 1t, 900. 3! 3!
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MARYLAND does take the liberty to say
that German can't make her Constitution
over to suit himself. German will re.
buks somebody for this. Hs Is accus.
tomsd 10 havo his own way.
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YESTERDAY the Governor Of Illinois
held sort Of Ana,chist lsvee. He will
be sure 10 read the petition eleven miles
long; in which caao the hanging will come
oil before no Yeacheu concluaion. tt
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Moro ANARCHISTS Held for rrla,,

~, - "Hof" t""tV'tstb IoIu TOT TrthI. - I
) CHICAGO, Nov. 9.-Ffed Korat and Emil
Wendo, two well-known Ansrchluts, were
before Justice Lyon this morning, the for
mer charged with conspiracy and carrying
concealed weapons, and the other with
conspiracy alone. They were arrested Al
announced in the dispatches last night. !
The .ceses wore continued until tina llIth
Inst. in bond Of $1,000 and $1,000 respec.
lively, In default of which they were
locked up. korst and Wende are msm.t
bars OF regular Anarchis:ic group, which
numbers thirty.aix members. Il was ro.
solved by tho group to purchase arms and
Horst was instructed to purchase reyolysrs
for his asaocistss, and Wende wont down
toTn to purchase thu reyol ysra. - = : -
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Womcn Yored iu Naw York.

BlNaHAMrroN, N. Y, Nov. 9.-Y ester
day at Chenauge Bridge, this county,
eleven womon offered their votes which
were accepted snd deposited in the boxes.
They voted the straight Prohibition ticket.
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...s.5 AT THE WHITE HOUSE
How tho President and Daniel Rec o,yel /

How tho President and Daniel Rec oiyel tho
5i4s neturns. * n u ~
WASHINGTON, Nov. .. The! electionB
caused quite as much interest in W auh.
ington as those occurring in presidential
years. Ordinarily the Washington popu.
lace only grows enthusiastic when a Preai.
dent is to be elected. Last night, how.
eyer, and until carly this morning, every
place where nows was available Il was
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IT wasn't much Of: an OF year for Bol.
mon. county Republicans. Thoy took In
everything by handsome majorlties. Some
Of the candidates arc not doae running
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AMONG all theao people who are tearing
their hair 10 savo tho Anarchiats, how
many ever give o thought to the dead and
wounded policemen?
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crowded. ThoueRnds OF persons fingered
In front OF whore bulletins wero displayed
at the Post building until long aftor mid

At the Executive Mansion, tho presi-
dent, Colonel Lamont and Secretary Fair
child received copies Of the returns from
tho respective presa associations aud also
from tho telegraph companieu. The 10.
suit in Nsw York was very gratifying to
them, and 1t was not until nearly 2 A. N,
that Colonel Lamont said "good night
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a Governor s,urder.d

V MADRID, Nov. cit is rumored that
tho Governor Of one Of the Philippine
Islands, was murdered by natives while
trying to suppress a revolt, y N. y,. :
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More Bombs Found In Chicago.

NoEo bombS couhu IN Chlcngo. :.
CHICAGO, ILLS, Nov. 0.-Dr. Halloway,
living at 1910 West Monroe street, found
on his front porch, when he opened his
door this morning, round box about
three inches long and ono and a half
inches in circumference. II was enclosed
in thick covering Of brown paper, on
you open this. Two liveslse worth moro
than one-bswaIe-beware. The city
calls upon you for help; bo careful on
which end you open thia."' The box was
taken to the Dsaplainss street station and
found to contain quantity Of saturated
gun cot.on.s "A little later in 5ths day n
bomb waa found on the back porch OF Mr..
Campbe!l's home, at II Clarkson court,
It contained enough dynamite to have
blown the house up. SD. s,
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Ar.rrost Of a n1omber Of rn,IInmo an

DUBLIN, Nov. ga warrant has been
Issued for the srrest Of Mr.. Pyns, a mem.
Dor Of Parliament, who was summoned
for melting resistance to the bailiEs at an
eviction ut Scrshau. ~ }is 81 :, ~
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OHIO.

Tho Latest Roturns From tho S:a.e-A
Grent Victory.
Special Dispatch 10 N: h.tt!!iuencer. 's+&
COLUMBUS, o., Nov. 10-2 "A. M.-Tho
lates! returns received By the iStats Journal
show Foraker's plurality to bs OF leest
$4,000. a gain Of S.ls2. The Legislature
Is Republican in both brancheu, as fol.
loTa: Senate, Republicans, "a; Demo.
Gratis, 10; doubtful, 2; House, Rspubli.
cans, 81; Democrats, 43; doubtful 1.
!5't .srtlr tl' STATE JruRyII.
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PENNSYLVANIA.
Tho State Does Not Faltor In Her Lo,u atty
81 to tho Republican Party.

Tho State Does Not Fa,tor In Her Lo! ulty
to the Republican Party.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Nov. 0.-A morn.
ing paper aays: Pennsylvania dooa not
falter In her"loyal!y to Republicanism.
She gteets the country again, rs nho has
done In 90 many ntrngglen bolore, with a
brillian. Republican victory. In tho nat
ural consps Of politics this Is 81 oG.yenr ;
bat 1t unexpectedly develops q vital on.
year battle, shows u surprising largo on.
year yoto, and becomes memorable by a
decialvo on.year majority. Judge Will
llama and Captain Hart carry tho State by
SO 600. 'r9E b tr' @ll'is Ie1ii,
The general campaign in the State was
not demonstrs!!ve. There wero few
meetings. lltIlo agitation, less oxctsms snt.
But there waa no lack OF thorough work
or OF earnest 6resids discusslon. Under
the guidance Of tho State Committee tho
o!ganiz alton waa efficient, aud the inpreaa
OF the dominant thought OF the canvass
was icls from the Delaware to tho Ohio.
Through the State, as through PhilGdel-
phis, the public mind turned 10 the COM
bination between the Democratic mana.
gers and tho liquor intercsts, and every.
where there was determination to defeat
its dangerous purpose. Tho same com.
manding issue covered all the borders Of
tho Commonwealth, and the aggressive
vigor ot the great fight in Philadelphia
exerted lta influence In every county.
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TIE PREPARATIONS,

Arranging Tor tho OExecuttOn-SpioB Recstyea
ha Important Dispntcl.
OuloAao, Nov. 0.-All over town quiet,
but effective worksrs arc engaged in at-
tending to 4 multitude Of arrangmsntu
that may have Homeshing to do with the
hanging. The gas works are being
guarded; so aro many Of the big buildings
down town. Nsw wires have been etruug
from the isil to, the Chicago avenue
police station, another special wire
hes been put up baewGen the jail and the
Central police esation, and still another
wire betEeen the jul and the Hanieon
direct police station. Should there hap.
pen an upricins Of any proportions and
the officials do not e1pscs any-ample
means arc available to check it. A little
before noon, Sp;e0 called Mr.. Osborn, the
death watch, TO his cell. The Anarchist
wanted to talk just to relieve tue horrible
tedlum. At 2:40 o'clock this afternoon
the following telegram was received by
Parsons in the jsil: ..gl}S -
"Siyn immediately petition have pre-
pared for you and get Engel and Fisher
to sign 1t. Everything may depend upon
this. your wives snd o:hers-the public,
For Gods sake nisn and wire ma at once,
| lsiSnsd } g "W. Il. BLACK" =
Paraons at once declared tho commune
cation to bs fraud, IS did also Fischer,
but Engel said he would sien il tho others
did. The dispatch was dated Springfield,
and was filed at o'clock r. NJ. - . X
The ArJeiier. Z.i,ng to-day in a long
article about the condemned men, saws:
Should there be any plGns for disturbance
during tho probable murder of our con.
demned men, We hereby request the
respective persona not only in
our own name, but in the
name Ct Mrs. Paraons, who has given
up her husband for lost, and taken ieaye
from him .forsve.-that they NAV dcaiet
from carrying them out. When tic trep
with our rnartyrs. drops, that sound shall
bs hoard throughout the wide land. frfe
from nl!oy with anything else. The people
OF murderera, The great majority Of whom
even now stand by in dumb, stupid
apathy and listen TO tho money ra,nble
bowling, "Eho blood como upon US. and
upon our children "'--this, people Of mur-
derer, shall bs brought to an understand.
ing o. what it is doing in numbering ours
and Its beet men. =! b. 1t7i57i
W hoover wants to show on friday that
he looks upon the utrangling OF our con. /
demnod men as q murder, q murder 10,
robbery. committed by robbers, upon
the defenders Of their victims, let
him do as, according to the Biblical
legsnd, the. Children Of Israel
did when the Angel Of Death
went through Egypt. Let them 20 and
put Grape on their doors to indicate how
thoy feel. Let everybody remain homo
on Friday. a SSs''1,
May the metropolis in sombre silence
complete the work which the rulers pro.
poae to do. May It be so still thst those
who at the order Of the societies, should
Try to make disturbance, may not dare
| do SO, s7,,l q, ,.''I' 4
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WHEELING THURSDAY 10 1887
NEW YORK
Democratic by Only l0,O0o-A Small Gain
.i4H Over tho Vote OF 1888.

ALBANY, n. y Nov. 1U,-1: 80 a. NJ
Approximately complete returns 10 the
iryus from oil Tho countlen in the State
give Cook, Democrat, for Secretary oil
Slate, lo.Go0 plurality over Grant, Ro.
publican, q nct Democratic loss Of 1853,
compared with Hill'a plurality in 1885.
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Ghe Gltfdli1Q2el,reI:s,;:;
ou,os, Nos. a5 and ~ Fourteenth street.
The party Of Henry George has gone
tobcg2aning.
TuEY ought to have called Foraker more
names. Then he would have had more

Or course Gorman remains on top.
There isn't enough solf respect in Mary.
land 10 dethrone him. X fH55t
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] Now. Joreoy ILerIslnture RenuhlIoan.

1s NOW J6fady IsEtslhturo KepublIcan.
TRENTON, n. j., Nov. o.-Corrected re-.
turns to-day indicate that the next Logi 8.
lature will stand Is Senate, Republicans,
u; Democrats, O.. House, Republicans,
81 Democrats, %. - 1i15f },llii--i.;;,-,5
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PREJUDICE AND PASSION

.355s PREJUDICE AND PASSION !, Z.
you sit on the high seat representing the
people Of the great State OF Illinois. Be-
side you sits mercy in her kindeat mood,
and from your placs you can sot; these
thinga right without being touched by
popular clsmor; you can decide from this
seat Of power, where Justice tompers
mercy. II you grant this plea OF mercy,
it will be grand example OF the wisdom
of tho trainers OF our fundamental law
which gave mercy, in the person Of your
E1cellency, q handmalden to iustlce." e."as..
General Trumbull followed Captain
Black and simply asked for mercy in
plain and unpretentious terms. Mra.
Cora Lazy. Richmond, representative oi
1.-THE Amnesty Association, was the next